Sentence examples for some enlightenment from inspiring English sources

Ask your son about it if you need some enlightenment.

Friday's report on hiring in January should provide some enlightenment on this question.

It would be nice to think that the townspeople experienced some enlightenment about, say, the possibility of creating alternate realities.

It was the hope of some Enlightenment figures, such as Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill's father, James, that fact-based calculation could do away with the need to respond to an emotional sense of right and wrong.

'You begin to understand what you are looking for in a relationship - the pursuit of happiness, or truth or beauty, some enlightenment, and why we often try to beat that out of our partner which is unfair..

To be sure, there is novelistic pretext for some enlightenment of attitude; the reverend has a counter-worldly set of priorities (though he seems casually heretical about most matters); Mason knows first hand from Gloucestershire the systematic oppression of the weak by the strong, and Dixon is a lapsed Quaker, if Quakers can lapse.

Some enlightenments on the parallel implementation are also given.

So it may bring some enlightenments and help us in clinical practice process.

Some call this movement conversion, some call it enlightenment, some transformation, and some holiness.

First, some intellectual enlightenment as to what wisdom really is.

Yet the political controversy that has dogged the exhibition suggests that some key Enlightenment values jar with the government, 300 years later.